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Reducing the burden on your nervous system can significantly ease the stress often associated with decluttering. As we move into 2026, experts share practical tips to help you tackle clutter without feeling overwhelmed.
First, start small. Focus on one area or item at a time to avoid feeling daunted by the task ahead. Setting a timer for short bursts of decluttering can also make the process more manageable. This technique encourages a sense of urgency while preventing burnout.
Next, practice mindfulness. Being present in the moment can help you make clearer decisions about what to keep and what to let go. Additionally, consider the emotional attachment you may have to certain items; acknowledging these feelings can facilitate a smoother decluttering process.
Lastly, celebrate your progress, no matter how small. Recognizing your achievements can boost motivation and reduce anxiety, making the journey toward a clutter-free space a more enjoyable experience. By implementing these strategies, you can approach decluttering with a calmer mindset.
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